Across
- 3. - The amount of times net cash flows from operating activities is able to cover current liabilities.
- 4. - Indicates how effectively a business has used its assets to earn a profit.
- 6. - Indicates how effectively a business has used the owner’s capital to earn a profit
- 8. - Measures the ratio of current assets to current liabilities, to assess the firm's ability to meet its short term debts
- 10. - The ability of the business to earn a profit, measured by comparing its profit against a base such as sales, assets or owners equity
- 11. - The percentage of net sales revenue that is retained as net profit. It is the relationship between a business’s total revenue and total expenses
- 14. - The ability of the business to meet its debts and continue in the long term
- 16. - Measures the percentage of a firm's assets that are financed by liabilities.
- 17. - Evaluates the management of accounts payable
Down
- 1. - Measures the ratio of quick assets to quick liabilities, to assess the firm's ability to meet its immediate debts
- 2. - The ability of a business to manage its assets and liabilities
- 5. - Measures the performance of management in collecting debts from its credit customers.
- 7. - The percentage of Net Sales revenue that is retained as Gross Profit.
- 9. - An assessment of the time taken to turn inventory into sales, and then sales into cash
- 12. - Indicates how productively a business has used its assets to earn revenue.
- 13. - The ability of the firm to meet its short term debts as they are all due.
- 15. - Determines the number of days it takes to turn the average level of inventory into sales